iPhone/iPod Touch 1.1.1 Jailbreak Complete, Security Ramifications
Engadget's Ryan Block has confirmed that a beta test of the latest jailbreak method for the 1.1.1 firmware of the iPhone and iPod touch works.
iPhone/iPod Touch 1.1.1 Jailbreak Complete, Security Ramifications
iPhone/iPod Touch 1.1.1 Jailbreak Complete, Security Ramifications
A new class-action lawsuit charges Apple and AT&T with intentionally breaking the iPhones of customers who unlocked or installed third-party applications on the handsets, and further alleges that the two firms conspired from the inception of their pa...
Class-action charges Apple, AT&T with unlawful business practices
Class-action charges Apple, AT&T with unlawful business practices
Renderings of a possible fourth Manhattan-based Apple flagship store have surfaced on the Web site of a New York City architectural firm, revealing a distinctive 30-story building with a huge, three-story glass and steel facade marked with a large wh...
Docs reveal plans for fourth Apple mega-store in Manhattan (images)
Docs reveal plans for fourth Apple mega-store in Manhattan (images)
Apple as early as Wednesday is expected to launch as part of its website a directory of official Web 2.0-based iPhone applications, AppleInsider has been told.
One developer familiar with the matter, who asked to remain anonymous, said Apple repre...
Apple to launch official iPhone Web applications directory
One developer familiar with the matter, who asked to remain anonymous, said Apple repre...
Apple to launch official iPhone Web applications directory
I don't own an iPhone, and I don't think I ever will. That may come as a surprise to anyone acquainted with my long history of owning and liking Apple products. It's not that I don't think it's an extraordinary device. Having tried it, I think it represents a fundamental step forward in what a mobile phone can be. It sure looks like it's going to be imitated six ways to Sunday.
Apple, Tear Down This Wall
Apple, Tear Down This Wall
For some time, newspapers have tried to either keep things the same or forcibly invent new delivery mechanisms and technologies for their product. Instead, the reverse is happening, and the iPod touch and iPhone, with the Internet in the user's pocket, have created the moment in time when the legacy newspaper is irrelevant, according to a New York journalism professor.
Is the 'iPod Moment' Here for Newspapers
Is the 'iPod Moment' Here for Newspapers
The ability for a consumer to unlock a phone and use it on any wireless service provider network may get a serious shot in the arm if a California man and his class action lawsuit attorney have their way. Timothy Smith, represented by attorney Damian Fernandez, has filed a suit against Apple in Santa Clara County Superior Court.
iPhone Unlocker Throws Brick Back at Apple
iPhone Unlocker Throws Brick Back at Apple
Facebook is reportedly working on an artist platform for musicians to be launched later this year that will rival similar offerings from MySpace and include tie-ins with Apple's iTunes Store.
According to the report by PaidContent, the social netw...
Facebook artist platform to include iTunes tie-ins
According to the report by PaidContent, the social netw...
Facebook artist platform to include iTunes tie-ins
At first blush, the recent Podcast and New Media Expo held in Ontario, Calif., might have looked a bit frivolous -- there was a guy with bright blue hair, a woman in a burlesque getup posing for pictures, and someone in a pickle suit handing out promotional buttons -- but doesn't every trade show have its share of weirdness?
Podcasting: In Pursuit of the Almighty Dollar
Podcasting: In Pursuit of the Almighty Dollar
Apple has been hit with two new lawsuits: one which charges the iPhone maker with antitrust violations for permanently disabling unlocked versions of its touch-screen handset, and another that accuses the company -- along with several other tech gian...
Apple sued over iPhone locking, DRM patent violations
Apple sued over iPhone locking, DRM patent violations
Apple has posted three new iPhone television advertisements tonight which show iPhone users talking about how they use their iPhone and its advantages:
Apple Posts Three New iPhone Ads: Doug, Elliot, and Stephano
Apple Posts Three New iPhone Ads: Doug, Elliot, and Stephano
MacRumors forum user DavidJearly emailed Steve Jobs, asking about several features that are lacking on the iPod Touch. This included issues with full image syncing, notes, disk mode, lack of calendar input and lack of games.
iPod Touch Calendar to Get Add/Edit Functionality
iPod Touch Calendar to Get Add/Edit Functionality
Apple this past weekend released software updates for both its third-generation iPod nano and sixth-generation iPod classic digital media players. Meanwhile, the company also kicked-off a new national television advertising campaign for the iPhone.
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Briefly: Nano, Classic iPod SW updates; new iPhone ads
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Briefly: Nano, Classic iPod SW updates; new iPhone ads
Apple has posted three new iPhone television advertisements tonight which show iPhone users talking about how they use their iPhone and its advantages:
Apple Posts Three New iPhone Ads
Apple Posts Three New iPhone Ads
Apple's iPod Classic and iPod Nano has been updated to 1.0.2 via iTunes.
iPod Classic and Nano Update 1.0.2
iPod Classic and Nano Update 1.0.2
All Facebook claims to have heard that Facebook has been working on launching an iTunes competitor.
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor Update
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor Update
All Facebook claims to have heard that Facebook has been working on launching an iTunes competitor.
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor
Apple is hoping to net the better part of Intel's high-end Penryn-based Xeon microprocessor when they launch next month, according to questionable reports based out of Japan.
The Inquirer, whose Apple-related track record is debatable, is citing s...
Rumor has Apple hoarding supply of new 3.2GHz Xeons
The Inquirer, whose Apple-related track record is debatable, is citing s...
Rumor has Apple hoarding supply of new 3.2GHz Xeons
The Inquirer reports on rumors circulating around Tokyo about Apple's interest in high end Penryn processors for their upcoming Mac Pros.
Apple Buying Up High End Penryn Processors
Apple Buying Up High End Penryn Processors
Apple has a long history of insisting -- perhaps demanding -- users do things its way. Last week, it learned that technological ultimatums don't work anymore, and in the process helped propagate a verb for the modern age. Last Thursday, the company sent out a software update for its new iPhone, which included a few cool new features.
Apple Does Itself No Favors in Snuffing Hacked Phones
Apple Does Itself No Favors in Snuffing Hacked Phones